Isla Danzante is known for its steep, dramatic cliffs. Danzante is Spanish for dancer - its performance will even captivate the hardened theater critic.
Providing a naturally protected haven for a diverse array of marine life, the park encircles 789 square miles and five islands — Coronado, Carmen, Danzante, Monserrate, and Santa Catalina. Each island possesses unique characteristics offering a variety of landscapes and activities for all who venture to their shores.
Isla Coronado, an ancient and extinct volcano, showcases a stunning volcanic coastline on its north side and white sand beaches on its south side.
Isla Carmen The largest and tallest among Las Islas; its topography include high limestone cliffs, hidden caverns, and secluded bays on its west side and an abandoned salt mine and wreck on its weak side.
San Basilo Bay boasts a unique, highly diverse ecosystem featuring dramatic rocky reefs, estuaries, salt marshes, and massive cardon cacti. The bay is famous for its striking sea spires; ancient volcanic rock formations rising straight out of the water.
Bahía de Loreto N.P.
Gulf of California Wildlife
The Gulf of California is famously called the aquarium of the world. Home to more than 900 fish species, 35 species of marine mammals, and 39 species of marine birds The park's rich biodiversity led to its recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance. There are no less than 90 fish, five marine turtle, and seven reptile and mammal endemic species found no where else in the world. The park contributes 39% of the global total marine mammal species.
Isla Santa Catalina
is known for its beautiful marine life and unique, endemic reptiles. Elephant Rock, a particular landmark, guards the bay that provides a unique underwater world for snorkelers.
Isla Montserrat
Magnificent views this Isla particularly popular with photographers. A moment of serenity can be enjoyed at Yellowstone Beach which offers almost a mile of pristine white sand.
Los Gatos The geological formations that make up what is described as the Red Rock Roller Coaster are breathtaking during sunrise and sunset.
Agua Verde Roca Solitaria stands sentinel at the mouth of Agua Verde bay in sharp relief against the striped rock cliffs behind it. Much like Point Imperial of the Grand Canyon's North rim
Agua Verde Roca Solitaria stands sentinel at the mouth of Agua Verde bay in sharp relief against the striped rock cliffs on the shore behind it much like Point Imperial on the Grand Canyon's North rim
Isla Danzante is known for its steep, dramatic cliffs. Danzante is Spanish for dancer - its performance will even captivate the hardened theater critic.
Providing a naturally protected haven for a diverse array of marine life, the park encircles 789 square miles and five islands — Coronado, Carmen, Danzante, Monserrate, and Santa Catalina. Each island possesses unique characteristics offering a variety of landscapes and activities for all who venture to their shores.
Isla Coronado, an ancient and extinct volcano, showcases a stunning volcanic coastline on its north side and white sand beaches on its south side.
Isla Carmen The largest and tallest among Las Islas; its topography include high limestone cliffs, hidden caverns, and secluded bays on its west side and an abandoned salt mine and wreck on its weak side.
Bahía de Loreto N.P.
Gulf of California Wildlife
The Gulf of California is famously called the aquarium of the world. Home to more than 900 fish species, 35 species of marine mammals, and 39 species of marine birds The park's rich biodiversity led to its recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance. There are no less than 90 fish, five marine turtle, and seven reptile and mammal endemic species found no where else in the world. The park contributes 39% of the global total marine mammal species.
Isla Santa Catalina
is known for its beautiful marine life and unique, endemic reptiles. Elephant Rock, a particular landmark, guards the bay that provides a unique underwater world for snorkelers.
Isla Montserrat
Magnificent views this Isla particularly popular with photographers. A moment of serenity can be enjoyed at Yellowstone Beach which offers almost a mile of pristine white sand.
